Wilda L. White is a brand known for justice through words and ideas. With a diverse background in business, law, journalism, and activism, Wilda brings a wealth of experience to her consulting practice.

Prior to launching her own practice, she served as the executive director of Vermont Psychiatric Survivors (VPS), a civil rights advocacy organization dedicated to ending psychiatric coercion, discrimination, and oppression. Wilda's expertise extends beyond her work at VPS. She was the inaugural executive director of the Thelton E.

Henderson Center for Social Justice at the University of California Berkeley School of Law, where she developed programs and curricula for aspiring public interest lawyers. She also collaborated on symposia exploring the intersections of race, sex, and gender, and facilitated workshops and seminars on anti-oppression. Throughout her career, Wilda has made significant contributions to various fields.

As Assistant City Editor at the Miami Herald, she played a pivotal role in the newspaper's Pulitzer Prize-winning Public Service work. She also worked as an international management consultant with McKinsey & Company and was a name partner in a prominent San Francisco plaintiff's litigation law firm. Wilda's commitment to social justice is evident not just in her professional endeavors but also in her community involvement.

She has held leadership positions in organizations such as the Student Committee Against Racism, the Jack London Neighborhood Association, and the Vermont Mental Health Crisis Response Commission. With licenses to practice law in New York, California, and Massachusetts, Wilda is well-equipped to provide expert guidance and support to her clients. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Vermont, a Juris Doctorate from UC Berkeley School of Law, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration, where she graduated with distinction.

In addition to her impressive career, Wilda is an accomplished squash player, having won tournaments both nationally and internationally. She resides in Dorset, Vermont, with her loyal companion, Marley the black lab. To benefit from Wilda L